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Posts in 2026
  • The Agent Moat: Runtime

    February 06, 2026 in Database

    The Agent Moat: Runtime

    A mediocre local who knows the terrain beats a genius parachuted into unknown territory. Intelligence without context is idle. An agent without a runtime is vapor.

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    A mediocre local who knows the terrain beats a genius parachuted into unknown territory. Intelligence without context is idle. An agent without a runtime is vapor.

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  • AI Ripped the Skin Off Software

    February 05, 2026 in Database

    AI Ripped the Skin Off Software

    Software stocks are melting down. Who survives? Who rises? AI stripped away software's skin, exposing the database skeleton underneath. The market isn't panic-selling — it's repricing.

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    Software stocks are melting down. Who survives? Who rises? AI stripped away software's skin, exposing the database skeleton underneath. The market isn't panic-selling — it's repricing.

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  • New Programmers in the AI Era: Where Do You Go?

    February 01, 2026 in Database

    New Programmers in the AI Era: Where Do You Go?

    Should we still hire fresh grads? Squeezed between AI and senior devs, what's the play for new programmers? Master the right tools, take initiative, find the right mentor.

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    Should we still hire fresh grads? Squeezed between AI and senior devs, what's the play for new programmers? Master the right tools, take initiative, find the right mentor.

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  • The Great Software Meltdown: When Translation Layers Get Squashed

    January 31, 2026 in Database

    The Great Software Meltdown: When Translation Layers Get Squashed

    SaaS and workflow software are dead. From APPs & GUIs to Agents, Databases, and CLI.

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    SaaS and workflow software are dead. From APPs & GUIs to Agents, Databases, and CLI.

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  • Agent OS: We're Building DOS Again

    January 26, 2026 in Database

    Agent OS: We're Building DOS Again

    LLM = CPU. Context = RAM. Database = Disk. Agent = App. The mapping is surprisingly clean. And if OS history is any guide, we may know what comes next — and what's still missing.

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    LLM = CPU. Context = RAM. Database = Disk. Agent = App. The mapping is surprisingly clean. And if OS history is any guide, we may know what comes next — and what's still missing.

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  • Claude Code Observability

    January 25, 2026 in Database

    Claude Code Observability

    Export Claude Code's OTEL logs and metrics to Victoria stack, visualize with Grafana dashboards.

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    Export Claude Code's OTEL logs and metrics to Victoria stack, visualize with Grafana dashboards.

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  • Claude Code Quick Start: Using Alternative LLMs at 1/10 the Cost

    January 04, 2026 in Database

    Claude Code Quick Start: Using Alternative LLMs at 1/10 the Cost

    How to install and use Claude Code? How to achieve similar results at 1/10 of Claude's cost with alternative models? A one-liner to get CC up and running!

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    How to install and use Claude Code? How to achieve similar results at 1/10 of Claude's cost with alternative models? A one-liner to get CC up and running!

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Posts in 2025
  • Data 2025: Year in Review with Mike Stonebraker

    December 24, 2025 in Database

    Data 2025: Year in Review with Mike Stonebraker

    A conversation between Mike Stonebraker (Turing Award Winner, Creator of PostgreSQL), Andy Pavlo (Carnegie Mellon), and the DBOS team.

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    A conversation between Mike Stonebraker (Turing Award Winner, Creator of PostgreSQL), Andy Pavlo (Carnegie Mellon), and the DBOS team.

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  • What Database Does AI Agent Need?

    December 21, 2025 in Database

    What Database Does AI Agent Need?

    The bottleneck for AI Agents isnt in database engines but in upper-layer integration. Muscle memory, associative memory, and trial-and-error courage will be key.

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    The bottleneck for AI Agents isnt in database engines but in upper-layer integration. Muscle memory, associative memory, and trial-and-error courage will be key.

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  • MySQL and Baijiu: The Internet’s Obedience Test

    December 20, 2025 in Database

    MySQL and Baijiu: The Internet’s Obedience Test

    MySQL is to the internet what baijiu is to China: harsh, hard to swallow, yet worshipped because culture demands obedience. Both are loyalty tests—will you endure discomfort to fit in?

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    MySQL is to the internet what baijiu is to China: harsh, hard to swallow, yet worshipped because culture demands obedience. Both are loyalty tests—will you endure discomfort to fit in?

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